Predicting experiences of paranoia and auditory verbal hallucinations in daily life with ambulatory sensor data – A feasibility study

Relying solely on physiological data to detect psychotic symptoms achieved substantial accuracy that remained sufficiently stable over 12 weeks. Experiences of AVHs can be predicted with higher accuracy and long-term stability than paranoia. The findings tentatively suggest that psychophysiology-based prediction models could be used to develop and enhance JITAIs for psychosis.

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Psychological Medicine
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s0033291725000881
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2
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Mental Health Research Topics
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Predicting experiences of paranoia and auditory verbal hallucinations in daily life with ambulatory sensor data – A feasibility study

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Predicting experiences of paranoia and auditory verbal hallucinations in daily life with ambulatory sensor data – A feasibility study

Felix Strakeljahn, Björn Schlier, Tania M. Lincoln
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Abstract

Relying solely on physiological data to detect psychotic symptoms achieved substantial accuracy that remained sufficiently stable over 12 weeks. Experiences of AVHs can be predicted with higher accuracy and long-term stability than paranoia. The findings tentatively suggest that psychophysiology-based prediction models could be used to develop and enhance JITAIs for psychosis.

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Universität Hamburg (DE), University of Wuppertal (DE)
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